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Newspaper
Ireton Clipper
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1891
Page
2
A mixed set of brief notices covers global views on Japan and Russia China, Florida orange shipments to New York, phonograph mail delivery pilots, Vermont abandoned farms turning to new owners, and bridal customs in Hindustan. It also mentions a legal bench incident, a San Shai post report, and town events on Irishwoman’s petition.
A wide assortment of town updates appears, including water supply concerns in Verey’s city, a potential energy plant in Lake Chiy, coal shortages in Council Bluffs, and a rising attendance at Carrell schools. Other items report church dedications, lectures, electric wire projects, and several municipal actions from Lenox to Estherville and Estoria.
Hon Thomas J Kirvan vice president of the world’s fair sails as first member of a new foreign commission to promote enterprise in southern Europe and north Africa. The commission, three members with two yet to be named, travels Madrid to Portugal and along the Mediterranean to Turkish and Namibian dominions for a three month mission. Vice-President Bevan is accompanied by Colonel Charles P Mrvan and his family.
Priests from across Missouri gather in St Louis for the fiftieth anniversary of Arch Bishop Kenrick’s consecration. Cardinal Gibbons and Arch Bishop Salpint of Santa Fe arrive. Notables include Rev Dr Chappelle and Bishop Keane. Solemn preliminary services start tomorrow. main celebration runs Monday and Tuesday.
The American Protective Tariff League plans a intensified push before the next presidential election led by Cornelius M. Biss as president. It will distribute opinions requests to 1,600 correspondents and boost tariff literature after report of GOP favorable Ohio and Pennsylvania results.
Report from November 28 describes a natural telephone link between two 16 090 foot peaks in the Black Hills. Tourists ascending the twin summits heard voices from the other side at a single spot, forming a natural communication line across a 12 mile intervening valley.
A Kansas City banker David Beals offered 5000 for the return of his two year old son after an abduction. A man in disguise delivered the child at Beals home and received the money. Lizzie Smith or Kiszie Smith was arrested later. a man named Albert King linked to the kidnapping is sought. Authorities found the suspects after the ransom exchange and a note to meet at the post office.
The Beales ransom case deepens as Albert King is arrested at Park Avenue quarters. Police probe the fate of $3000 after his capture while King and Laisaie Smith, recently released from Colorado penitentiary for horse stealing, remain silent.
President Desdotte appeals to Rio Grande do Sul to halt revolutionary actions after Victator Fonseca resigns. He pledges reduced national expenses and restored credit. The Military Tribune pledges protection for Fonseca, while Gov. Brazil earns popular support amid a reported end to the Brazil upheaval.
John Dougherty of Warshsnune Pennsylvania died from pneumonia after a bet with a Republican supporter that Campbell would defeat McKinsey for Ohio governor. He spent Saturday atop a 72 foot oil derrick in rain from dawn to dusk, coming down cramped and weak. The exposure led to fatal pneumonia the next day.
A Uniout Victory, Loxney, Nov. 28 reports the East Dorset by election to replace the late G I Bond Conservative. Hon Humphrey Snrt unionist won with 4421 votes over Hon Pascoe Glyn liberal 4074, unionist majority 347. Liberals have fared better in recent by elections after a poor general result.
After eight years in the 2 cent field, the New York Times will retire that rate and on December 2 raise the daily edition price to 4 cents per copy.
Market notes show hogs at Chicago and Kansas City with light to heavy classes and mixed lot sizes. Cattle in both markets include choice beeves, cows and feeders with prices ranging for steer, cow, and bull categories. Sheep and veal calf figures also appear for various regional lots.
The fragmented OCR list details prices and items across dairy and grain sectors. It mentions cheeses like cheddar and cream cheese, various butters, milks, and salted products, with references to markets in Minneapolis and national price notes.
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